ThunderShield MDR provides 24/7 monitoring, automated malware isolation, and initial response within 30 minutes. Our analysts free your team from alert fatigue — without replacing your existing EDR investment.
EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) is a cybersecurity technology that continuously monitors the behavior of endpoints such as computers and servers, detecting advanced threats that traditional antivirus software often misses — including fileless attacks, privilege escalation, and lateral movement. But EDR is just a tool: once it flags an anomaly, someone still needs to triage the alert, confirm whether it's a real threat, and take action.
MDR (Managed Detection and Response) builds on EDR tooling by adding dedicated security analysts who monitor and respond around the clock. For organizations without the headcount to run an in-house security operations center (SOC), MDR means you're not just buying a tool — you have real people watching.
EDR is the endpoint technology that detects and responds to threats, while MDR adds a managed security team that monitors, investigates, and responds for you.
Yes. EDR/MDR helps mid-sized organizations improve detection and response without building a full in-house SOC team.
With continuous monitoring and automated response workflows, many threats can be identified quickly and contained before major business impact. Per the IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, industry average MTTD exceeds 200 days — EDR/MDR reduces this to minutes or hours.
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